Titan Station

7.5/10

Cool game.

As a game to complete in one sitting, i'd say this is worth the price of admission. Decent story, incredible graphics (and runs extremely well for an Unreal game), and developed by a single developer.

Un "petit" jeux vraiment bien ! Dans une ambiance spéciale, et pleins de rebondissements inattendus. Je vous le recommande vraiment !

Got the game on sale and honestly didn't expect such a good experience. Game's short-ish but in no ways lacking. The only thing lacking is voice volume. About one third of the time you can barely here the player character say the lines.

Lent ... long ... scipté à mort ... effet couloir ... porte fermée -> besoin de code ? -> ordi à coté -> mails -> code -> porte ouverte ... L'ordi a aussi besoin d'un code ? -> papier sur la table / pda ...Et c'est comme ça pendant des km de couloirs, de salles, de porte fermées, d'ordi verrouillés ... Et pas besoin de retenir les codes ou mot de passe, c'est automatiquement scripté ... Une fois le code trouvé il est proposé ... Cette mécanique est utilisée jusqu'à épuisement des neurones ... De long en large en travers en continu ... C'est ennuyeux à en mourir ... Malgré une DA plutôt bonne (c'est ce qui m'avait poussé l'achat ...). Scénario ennuyeux ... Ambiance vide (aucune oppression, aucun stress, aucune difficulté, aucun sentiment de quoique ce soit) ... Un titre à oublier.

This is not a game but tedious busywork. While I enjoy walking simulators like The Invincible and Firewatch because of their interesting characters and thought-provoking dialogue, I was disappointed in Titan Station. The station itself looks great, reminiscent of classics like Alien and 2001: A Space Odyssey. Those first walks down its long corridors feel tense at first, until you realize that there is nothing there. All those long corridors, boring "puzzles", and dull dialog are just there to pad the runtime while you run back and forth between the same three spots, doing the same things over and over. Overall, the game demands no real thought. Whenever it asks you to fetch something, it’s placed directly in your path. You simply follow instructions, only to be rewarded with a clumsily delivered exposition dump that spells the story out for you. No exploration or deduction is required. The story itself just illustrates that the author(s) have no idea how technology works and are not equipped to handle philosophical ideas. They just raise questions without having anything to say about them. Every story beat feels borrowed from other stories, ones that handled the same ideas better. The characters and dialogue are flat, mostly exposition, with little charm or personality. The voice actors give it their all, but the script doesn’t give their characters anything interesting to say. Everything in this game feels artificial. Style, but no substance.